The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-07-14

trifie longer.
Many pieces of oats will be ready to
cut next week.
There will be no services at the Uni
versalist Church next Sunday.
North Chestnut street has been turn
piked and otherwise improved.
Blinkey Morgan and his tive sate-
litss still linger in the delightful at
mosphere of our county Jail.
Something new struck town Tues
day, in the shape of Uncle Toms
Cabin" Ever hear of it?
Fred. Paltzgroff. who is travelling in
the interest of the Quaker Mill Co is
home for a short vacation.
Elder D. Rhodes will lecture in Oak
wood Chapel Sunday, July 18th, at
8 O'Clock, p. m.
Wheat is nearly all cut. and consid-
erable of it is put away in the barns
and stacks.
A Cincinnati daily advsrtises toilet
article which is recommended TO give
" fragrance" to the breath.
Rev. Geo. T. Smith, missionary TO
Japan, will occupy the pulpit at ihe
Disciple Church next Sunday.
New potatoes-home raised-are be-
coming plenty in the market. They
bring from IS to so cents per bushel-
G. L. Rood and wife, of Cincinnati,
made Ravenna relatives and friends
a few days visit during the past week.
Mr.. Chas. Baker, of C. eveland. 3
former resident of this place, made his
old time friends short visit last week.
On Wednesday last Miss Mary Car
ter fell down the stairs at her residence
on Sycamore street, dislocating her
left shoulder.
Four COWS belonging to Mr.. Jas. 8.
Clark, of Rootstown, were killed by
lightning during the storm last Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. M. Krebs, who is engaged in
the glass business at Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting Ravenna T" while
the fires are out"
None of the bids for the new build
ing at the Inffrmary coming within
the estimated cost, all were rejected
by the Commissioners.
Prosecuting Attorney Maxson left
Tuesday evening for Alpena, Mich.
He will visit several other points be.
fore returning to this city.
Mr.. Frank E. Lowrie is laid up with
sprained ankle and other injuries
received by being thrown from a
wagon by runaway horse.
Mr.. E. D. Pitkin had the misfortune
to break one of his arms last Saturday,
while at work on the new residence of
Mr.. Cults, on South Prospect street.
The committee to solicit funds for
the new gls as works are meeting with
good success, and already have a large
portion Of the amount pledged.
We are pleased to learn that Col. o.
c, Risdon is fast regaining his health
under the influence of the bracing sea
hroc1oa of N Nontr1okof
Mr.. William Carnahan has hoe
which was made for him, over fifty
years ago, by Isaac Kelley, Sen. In
those days hoes were hammered out
by hand, and were hoes.
Mr.. Clark Hasbrouck, of Cleveland,
is spending few days fishing and
visiting With his Ravenna friends. He
is the most enthusiastic lover of the
rod in the State of Ohio, We think.
Freedom Merrill had just crossed the
G. & P. railroad. in the southwestern
part of town with load of hay when
one of the wheels of the wagon broke
down. making it necessary 10 unload
the hay. Might have been worse.
Helen and Blanche Bibb, young
daughters of Jake Bibb. of Gafret 3.
vile, (colored) were sent to the Cir :
Industrial School by Judge B. 4, on
Saturday last. They " | steal nc
more for some time.
Messrs. Clyde Essig and Frank
Woolf, employees of Clements Br0the.
Basket factory, laid each 80 dozens ol
bottoms last Thursday for their days
work. Each bottom contains l6 splini.
making II ,520 0splints handled in teu
hours.
The frame of the derrick at the gs
we'll is up, the stationary engine OF
the grounds, and other preparation
nearly completed for resuming opera
tions. 1t is expected that e: }, oil, o.
the last dollar of the gas fund will b,
reached in the course of time.
The Spiritualists will hold a TIVE
days meeting at Kent's Grove, Geaug,
Lake, Saturday and Sunday, July 2
and "a. Mrs. r. shepard Lille, O
Boston, Mass will add, ,ess the audi
ence. A hop will be held in the pavil
lion Saturday : ssaing. Excursion
rates on the P. O. Ampl
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